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Oklahoma, Texas Suggest Frack-water Disposal Link to Earthquakes

2015-05-02 18:44:10| Chemicals - Topix.net

Oklahoma and Texas, two oil and gas strongholds that historically applied a very light hand to government regulation, are taking the steps to address the seismic effects of wastewater disposal associated with hydro-fracking. In late April, the Texas Railroad Commission said that it was assessing results from a recent Southern Methodist University study linking disposal well activity to several 2013 earthquakes along an ancient fault line near Azle, Texas.

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